In the Ignatius Cycle, students consolidate their life project and strengthen advanced critical thinking that enables them to analyze, argue, and make decisions with discernment. Through research, leadership, service experiences, and semester-based academic work, they develop key competencies for their transition to higher education and the professional world, always guided by a comprehensive education that fosters responsibility, maturity, and commitment to the common good.

They graduate prepared to face university challenges with confidence and to build a solid, ethical professional future with a sense of purpose.